Acer: Expected to Grow in 2026, Continues Flexible Pricing Strategy
Computer brand Acer announced that it expects growth in 2026. Despite facing market fluctuations and cost pressures, the company plans to support revenue momentum by increasing average selling prices, upgrading product specifications, and continuing flexible pricing and promotional strategies.
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Taipei, April 28 (CNA) Computer brand manufacturer Acer will hold its annual general meeting on May 29. Its business report released today indicates that despite the personal computer (PC) industry still facing market fluctuations and cost pressures, Acer still anticipates growth in 2026. This growth will be supported by increasing average selling prices and upgrading product specifications, coupled with a continued flexible pricing and promotional strategy, thereby sustaining revenue momentum.
With accelerated PC replacement cycles and the gradual popularization of artificial intelligence personal computers (AI PCs), Acer will continue to expand its AI PC product line and ecosystem solutions, actively exploring new growth opportunities.
In its business report, Acer stated that the global supply chain continues to face challenges such as geopolitical factors, trade barriers, inflation, currency fluctuations, and component shortages. Acer will continue to closely monitor relevant risks and flexibly adjust its operations and business strategies, including foreign exchange management and shortening supply chains, to optimize inventory management and reduce risks.
Jason Chen said that Acer is also closely monitoring the development trends of international AI-related legislations to respond to potential changes in future industry development. Acer's Risk Management and Sustainability Committee will be responsible for overseeing information security and sustainability measures, strengthening corporate governance and long-term resilience.
Acer's multi-engine growth strategy continues to yield results, with non-computer and display-related businesses accounting for 32.2% of the group's total revenue. Acer currently has 16 listed subsidiaries in four major capital markets: Taiwan, Singapore, the United Kingdom, and Japan, demonstrating its diversified business landscape and global presence. (Editor: Yang Kai-hsiang) 1150428
With accelerated PC replacement cycles and the gradual popularization of artificial intelligence personal computers (AI PCs), Acer will continue to expand its AI PC product line and ecosystem solutions, actively exploring new growth opportunities.
In its business report, Acer stated that the global supply chain continues to face challenges such as geopolitical factors, trade barriers, inflation, currency fluctuations, and component shortages. Acer will continue to closely monitor relevant risks and flexibly adjust its operations and business strategies, including foreign exchange management and shortening supply chains, to optimize inventory management and reduce risks.
Jason Chen said that Acer is also closely monitoring the development trends of international AI-related legislations to respond to potential changes in future industry development. Acer's Risk Management and Sustainability Committee will be responsible for overseeing information security and sustainability measures, strengthening corporate governance and long-term resilience.
Acer's multi-engine growth strategy continues to yield results, with non-computer and display-related businesses accounting for 32.2% of the group's total revenue. Acer currently has 16 listed subsidiaries in four major capital markets: Taiwan, Singapore, the United Kingdom, and Japan, demonstrating its diversified business landscape and global presence. (Editor: Yang Kai-hsiang) 1150428